Hi,
I am still striving to get the best possible appearance of glissandi when the
target or source not is hidden.
Using tips from this group and the snippets library I can almost get the
appearance I am hoping for, but often the length of the glissando line is too
short to be useful.
Is there
Thanks for your suggestions! I'd rather avoid doing manual line-breaks,
as lilypond does the line-breaking well in general. At the scales that
this is an issue, decreasing the gap wouldn't help either. Somebody else
pointed me towards \once \override Score.SeparationItem #'padding = #1,
and thi
Hi Ben
I would like to suggest three (more or less sophisticated) solutions for
your problem:
- you could insert additional line breaks to increase the distance between
notes
- decrease the gap between note and glissando:
\once \override Glissando#'gap = #0.1 (standard value is 0.5)
-
Hi all,
I'm doing a piece with extensive glissando usage, and there's a bit of
an issue. Lilypond is setting most of the piece with the measures very
nicely spaced on each line; however, when there's glissandi in there,
it's still spacing it the same way, and so, for example, a measure of 4
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